"I want you to know that even if nothing great happened today, and nothing to remember, today is still meaningful"
Hundreds of thousands of people in different regions and countries recorded their lives on the same day, and the author turned it into a complete film through clever editing. The film starts in the early morning and ends the next day in chronological order, running through the birth to the demise of life, from vigorous to dull. Love, religion, war, human nature, regional culture, death, helpless natural disasters, excessive man-made disasters... He just said that these are displayed in front of us, the world is so big, and the same day can be so different. Originally, these principles are obvious, but when someone presents the unbearable reality in front of you, you will still be amazed and sigh that you are lucky.
The core of the film is the comparison. Afghanistan has been devastated by war. Young people have become reporters to show everyone this crumbling country. Seeing those girls who are practicing taekwondo, he believes that this country is still full of hope.
The husband of the American wife went to fight in the war in Afghanistan. "He's fighting for us," she said with pride. At night, she dressed up for a short video on the computer, and the girl couldn't stop sobbing.
These stories are full of drama, they are all great and good, and the reality is cold and cruel.
The world is cruel, but sometimes interesting things happen. At least I am alive and well.
At this time, I thought of the sentence of swearing balls
life is fantastic.
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